It’s back-to-school time! Are you ready to push your kids out the door with full bellies? That feat requires waking up more than 10 minutes before the bus stops at your door. Huh. But, rest assured, because I’ve got an easy, no-fuss solution that will make everyone happy.
You see that can of unused biscuits in your fridge? Me too. That’s how I came up with this creation. Get that out and let’s get started. You’ll need:
1 can refrigerated biscuit dough
Sugar
Cinnamon
Place all your biscuits in a pie dish (or small pan – whatever works).
Mix the cinnamon and sugar together and sprinkle over biscuit dough—flip over to coat both sides.
Place in oven for package specified time (mine was 13 minutes) at 350 degrees.
Make your maple glaze next. You’ll need:
Milk
Powdered sugar
Vanilla extract (you can make your own)
Maple flavoring (and if you’re feeling spunky, a splash of your coffee)
Add powdered sugar (about 1 cup) to your bowl with 2 tbsp. milk.
Add in the vanilla and maple (and coffee)—bout 1 tsp each.
Spank his butt.
Hey, it’s early. Some times we need a little excitement to wake up.
You might need to add a tad more milk or powdered sugar depending on the consistency.
When your biscuits are ready, remove from oven and let cool for a few minutes.
Or just pour the glaze all over and eat immediately 
Enjoy!
| Make Maple Glazed Cinnamon Biscuits |
- 1 can refrigerated biscuit dough
- Sugar
- Cinnamon
- Glaze
- Milk
- Powdered Sugar
- Vanilla extract
- Maple flavoring
- Pre Heat oven to biscuit dough specifications
- Place all your biscuits in a pie dish
- Mix the cinnamon and sugar together and sprinkle over biscuit dough – turn to coat both sides.
- Place in oven for package specified time
- Add your powdered sugar (about 1 cup) to your bowl with 2 TBS milk.
- Add in the Vanilla and Maple (and coffee). About 1 tsp each.
- Mix
- After 3-5 minutes, pour glaze over biscuits and devour!
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As a UK reader, I have no idea what a biscuit is…
Over here a biscuit is what you dunk in a cup of tea, a nice shortbread or chocolate covered digestive…
These look more like scones.. What are they exactly?
My favorite American style biscuit recipes come from Art Smith’s “Back to the Table” cookbook where you can make them from scratch.
It’s somewhat similar to a scone Nelly, but not as dense. A biscuit is fluffier (or at least the good ones are). Biscuits are light and fluffy, whereas a good scone should be crumbly.
And now I think I may have to make scones tonight…
They’re refrigerated dough – called biscuits. More like a dinner bun I would guess.
Delicious!!!
Pampered Chef has a sweet caramel sprinkle that you can put on biscuits and bake. It’s delicious. They also have a sweet cinamon sugar sprinkle.
Mmmm… these buscuits look divine!
Yum, I want these in my belly. NOW!
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